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Villain First appearance Description Abyssal Dark Aquaman (vol. 8) #34 (May 2018) : A malefic force born of ancient Atlantis' overuse of magic. The Abyssal Dark is a demon of pure esoteric anima begotten from the conjurers of the surface-borne city's thirst for greater knowledge and power, promising them greatness from its services, but withholding the terrible price that entailed.
Black Manta is one of the few villains to escape the Justice League and teleport to his city along with Aquaman's son, who follows behind him. Aquaman eventually finds Black Manta's hideout, but Black Manta's men savagely beat him in front of his son, comparing it to the treatment of his own people.
Aquaman is a superhero appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. ... His villains include his archenemy, Black Manta, and his half-brother, ...
A few years later, Aquaman's mortal enemy Black Manta kidnaps Aquababy and seals him inside a translucent tank designed to suffocate him. [11] Royal advisor Vulko sends Mera, desperate to save her son, on an ambitious crusade to her homeworld to find a scientist named Xebel, who has the components for a special healing device that could save ...
King Shark: Former enemy of Aquaman. Only living son of the King of All Sharks, also known as the Shark God. Koryak: Aquaman's illegitimate son by Kako, an Inupiat woman. Koryak, who possessed powers similar to Aquaman's, plotted with Vulko to take over Atlantis and was exiled, but was pardoned after the events of the Obsidian Age storyline.
In Aquaman/Green Arrow: Deep Target, time-altering events instead cast him as an enemy of Oliver Queen in flashbacks, whose life was switched with Aquaman. Within the first upheavals of the timeline changes in an attempt to create the original timeline, Ocean Master is instead portrayed far more friendly to his brother Aquaman, the two agreeing ...
“Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom,” a Warner Bros. Pictures release that opens in theaters this weekend, is rated PG-13 for “sequences of sci-fi violence, action and some language.” Running ...
One of Aquaman's major enemies, the Human Flying Fish was Vic Bragg, a human physically altered to breathe underwater and survive the depths of the ocean while employing a suit which additionally provided flight through the air.